Internet Plays Music is a collaborative realtime step sequencer where anybody can place pixels that produce sound. It's a public, global music experiment that works on any device.
Internet Plays Music is a collaborative realtime step sequencer that functions as a public, global music experiment. The platform allows users to create music collectively by interacting with a visual interface.
The main feature is placing pixels that produce sound, enabling collaborative music creation in realtime. Users can click cells to select them and confirm to toggle their state. The interface supports mouse wheel zooming and click-and-drag panning functionality for navigation.
The platform operates as a step sequencer where visual elements correspond to musical notes or sounds. Users interact with a grid-based interface where each pixel placement contributes to the overall musical composition.
This tool serves as a public experiment exploring whether strangers can create music collaboratively through simple pixel placement. It enables realtime musical collaboration among multiple participants online.
The platform works on any device including phones and desktops, making it accessible to a wide audience. It's designed for anyone interested in collaborative music creation and experimental audio experiences.
Key Features
- •Pixel-based sound creation allowing users to place pixels that produce musical tones
- •Realtime collaboration enabling multiple users to create music together simultaneously
- •Step sequencer interface providing a grid-based visual approach to music composition
- •Cross-platform compatibility working on any device including phones and desktops
- •Interactive controls including cell selection, toggle confirmation, zoom and pan navigation
Use Cases
- •
Publisher
A
admin
Launch Date2026-01-20
Platformweb
Pricingfree